Prompt Breakdown: Faking BTS Footage with Seedance 2.5
minchoi · x · 2026-08-07
This post provides a practical prompt engineering case for generating highly realistic videos using the Seedance 2.5 model in CapCut.
The author shares a detailed prompt structure designed to create "fake behind-the-scenes footage." The core technique involves emphasizing amateur physical camera traits (e.g., phone-camera image quality, handheld kinetic movement, continuous take) and meticulously describing the physical scale of the scene (like a colossal miniature film set and the height ratio of crew members to buildings). This tricks the model into producing highly convincing, pseudo-documentary footage.
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